ULSS Pupils Shine in Dragon Boat Festival and Chinese Children Contest
Two pupils from the University of Lagos Staff School (ULSS), Hannah Oyegbade and Precious Israel, excelled in the Dragon Boat Festival and 2nd Chinese Children Contest.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
Two pupils from the University of Lagos Staff School (ULSS), Hannah Oyegbade and Precious Israel, have once again demonstrated excellence by emerging among the top 20 finalists out of 200 participants in the Dragon Boat Festival and 2nd Chinese Children Contest.
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The event, which took place at the Shaolin Kungfu Chinese Restaurant in Festac Town, saw the participation of forty schools from across Lagos state. Despite stiff competition, Hannah and Precious showcased their skills and talents, earning them well-deserved recognition.
Both pupils returned home with consolation prizes of ₦50,000 each, highlighting their remarkable achievements and adding to ULSS's growing reputation for academic and extracurricular excellence.
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The Dragon Boat Festival and Chinese Children Contest provide a platform for young talents to showcase their abilities and cultural appreciation. ULSS's participation and success in such events underscore the school's commitment to holistic development and nurturing well-rounded individuals.
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